Here is one Alex Drake, holding a clipboard and looking like she just rolled off the set of Dallas (she still hasn't quite gotten used to the fact that she's not trapped in the 80s anymore, and therefore technically doesn't need to dress this way). The interior of an Italian bistro is vaguely visible behind her, to the discerning viewer.
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Finch had never been particularly arrogant about his position as Chief Inspector, though there were times, brief though they were, that he had to admit feeling a certain amount of pride in holding that title. In the presence of a colleague, of sorts, he felt that pride growing. Detective work wasn't merely a job, but his life.
"I can't offer much yet at the moment, Miss, but as Chief Inspector of the Scotland Yard," there was that pride, "I would be interested in hearing your findings. In fact, I would offer my assistance, should you want it."
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"That's very kind of you, Sir. It's a pleasure-- and I'm sure assistance will be needed when it comes to processing the data, drawing conclusions-- at the moment I'm still in the gathering stage."
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"Sorry, Detective--surprised to see a colleague in this place. Bit of a habit just referring to everyone as 'Miss' or 'Mister,' you know. Spend more time interrogating people than I do talking with an equal," he remarked. "And it's just Finch, none of that 'Sir' crap."
Intrigued again, he asked, "What've you got so far, then?"
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In response to his question, she glanced ruefully down at her clipboard for half a second. "Not a lot so far, to tell you the truth. People seem to be a bit reticent to volunteer information, perhaps understandably-- but I'm optimistic."
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Topher may not be too keen to share his own theories - at least not fully - but the kind of questions she asks will reveal her own ideas, so he's totally game.
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"I don't think I caught it before, so might I ask your name?"
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"I'm Topher - Topher Brink."
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